At times like these it's good to see those wonderful folks in the City putting on a brave face and having some fun.

At times like these it's good to see those wonderful folks in the City putting on a brave face and having some fun. Wiley's team up with Mark Ronson and Daniel Merriweather for Cash In My Pocket sees Kim Gehrig taking up the reins once again, after the somewhat controversial promo for Wearing My Rolex. Wiley isn't in this one either - but this time it's a conscious decision by Kim, who taps into the zeitgeist in the way that the rather subversive Wiley virals have. And despite the cheap video style, there's something classically Hollywood musical and escapist about it. A bit like what happened in the last Great Depression... <strong/><strong><em>Kim Gehrig on making the video for Wiley's Cash In My Pocket</em></strong> <strong/>"When I got the Wiley track in, I knew that this time I had to make a video where Wiley deliberately wasn't in it. The track seemed so apt for this crazy moment in the financial world and I wanted to do something that played with that. "I had become aware of office lip dub videos and think they're quite ingenious. It seemed like the perfect track to get bankers to sing. The idea was to make the video feel as if the bankers made it themselves - how they would create a video and perform a rap, and make silly officey jokes."<strong>[/pay]</strong> <strong>Watch: <a href="http://www.academyfilms.com/flash/#/academy/music_videos/kim_gehrig/wiley_and_mark_ronson_cash_in_my_pocket">here</a></strong>

Wiley's team up with Mark Ronson and Daniel Merriweather for Cash In My Pocket sees Kim Gehrig taking up the reins once again, after the somewhat controversial promo for Wearing My Rolex. Wiley isn't in this one either - but this time it's a conscious decision by Kim, who taps into the zeitgeist in the way that the rather subversive Wiley virals have.

At times like these it's good to see those wonderful folks in the City putting on a brave face and having some fun. Wiley's team up with Mark Ronson and Daniel Merriweather for Cash In My Pocket sees Kim Gehrig taking up the reins once again, after the somewhat controversial promo for Wearing My Rolex. Wiley isn't in this one either - but this time it's a conscious decision by Kim, who taps into the zeitgeist in the way that the rather subversive Wiley virals have. And despite the cheap video style, there's something classically Hollywood musical and escapist about it. A bit like what happened in the last Great Depression... <strong/><strong><em>Kim Gehrig on making the video for Wiley's Cash In My Pocket</em></strong> <strong/>"When I got the Wiley track in, I knew that this time I had to make a video where Wiley deliberately wasn't in it. The track seemed so apt for this crazy moment in the financial world and I wanted to do something that played with that. "I had become aware of office lip dub videos and think they're quite ingenious. It seemed like the perfect track to get bankers to sing. The idea was to make the video feel as if the bankers made it themselves - how they would create a video and perform a rap, and make silly officey jokes."<strong>[/pay]</strong> <strong>Watch: <a href="http://www.academyfilms.com/flash/#/academy/music_videos/kim_gehrig/wiley_and_mark_ronson_cash_in_my_pocket">here</a></strong>

And despite the cheap video style, there's something classically Hollywood musical and escapist about it.

At times like these it's good to see those wonderful folks in the City putting on a brave face and having some fun. Wiley's team up with Mark Ronson and Daniel Merriweather for Cash In My Pocket sees Kim Gehrig taking up the reins once again, after the somewhat controversial promo for Wearing My Rolex. Wiley isn't in this one either - but this time it's a conscious decision by Kim, who taps into the zeitgeist in the way that the rather subversive Wiley virals have. And despite the cheap video style, there's something classically Hollywood musical and escapist about it. A bit like what happened in the last Great Depression... <strong/><strong><em>Kim Gehrig on making the video for Wiley's Cash In My Pocket</em></strong> <strong/>"When I got the Wiley track in, I knew that this time I had to make a video where Wiley deliberately wasn't in it. The track seemed so apt for this crazy moment in the financial world and I wanted to do something that played with that. "I had become aware of office lip dub videos and think they're quite ingenious. It seemed like the perfect track to get bankers to sing. The idea was to make the video feel as if the bankers made it themselves - how they would create a video and perform a rap, and make silly officey jokes."<strong>[/pay]</strong> <strong>Watch: <a href="http://www.academyfilms.com/flash/#/academy/music_videos/kim_gehrig/wiley_and_mark_ronson_cash_in_my_pocket">here</a></strong>

A bit like what happened in the last Great Depression...

At times like these it's good to see those wonderful folks in the City putting on a brave face and having some fun. Wiley's team up with Mark Ronson and Daniel Merriweather for Cash In My Pocket sees Kim Gehrig taking up the reins once again, after the somewhat controversial promo for Wearing My Rolex. Wiley isn't in this one either - but this time it's a conscious decision by Kim, who taps into the zeitgeist in the way that the rather subversive Wiley virals have. And despite the cheap video style, there's something classically Hollywood musical and escapist about it. A bit like what happened in the last Great Depression... <strong/><strong><em>Kim Gehrig on making the video for Wiley's Cash In My Pocket</em></strong> <strong/>"When I got the Wiley track in, I knew that this time I had to make a video where Wiley deliberately wasn't in it. The track seemed so apt for this crazy moment in the financial world and I wanted to do something that played with that. "I had become aware of office lip dub videos and think they're quite ingenious. It seemed like the perfect track to get bankers to sing. The idea was to make the video feel as if the bankers made it themselves - how they would create a video and perform a rap, and make silly officey jokes."<strong>[/pay]</strong> <strong>Watch: <a href="http://www.academyfilms.com/flash/#/academy/music_videos/kim_gehrig/wiley_and_mark_ronson_cash_in_my_pocket">here</a></strong>

Kim Gehrig on making the video for Wiley's Cash In My Pocket

At times like these it's good to see those wonderful folks in the City putting on a brave face and having some fun. Wiley's team up with Mark Ronson and Daniel Merriweather for Cash In My Pocket sees Kim Gehrig taking up the reins once again, after the somewhat controversial promo for Wearing My Rolex. Wiley isn't in this one either - but this time it's a conscious decision by Kim, who taps into the zeitgeist in the way that the rather subversive Wiley virals have. And despite the cheap video style, there's something classically Hollywood musical and escapist about it. A bit like what happened in the last Great Depression... <strong/><strong><em>Kim Gehrig on making the video for Wiley's Cash In My Pocket</em></strong> <strong/>"When I got the Wiley track in, I knew that this time I had to make a video where Wiley deliberately wasn't in it. The track seemed so apt for this crazy moment in the financial world and I wanted to do something that played with that. "I had become aware of office lip dub videos and think they're quite ingenious. It seemed like the perfect track to get bankers to sing. The idea was to make the video feel as if the bankers made it themselves - how they would create a video and perform a rap, and make silly officey jokes."<strong>[/pay]</strong> <strong>Watch: <a href="http://www.academyfilms.com/flash/#/academy/music_videos/kim_gehrig/wiley_and_mark_ronson_cash_in_my_pocket">here</a></strong>

"When I got the Wiley track in, I knew that this time I had to make a video where Wiley deliberately wasn't in it. The track seemed so apt for this crazy moment in the financial world and I wanted to do something that played with that.

At times like these it's good to see those wonderful folks in the City putting on a brave face and having some fun. Wiley's team up with Mark Ronson and Daniel Merriweather for Cash In My Pocket sees Kim Gehrig taking up the reins once again, after the somewhat controversial promo for Wearing My Rolex. Wiley isn't in this one either - but this time it's a conscious decision by Kim, who taps into the zeitgeist in the way that the rather subversive Wiley virals have. And despite the cheap video style, there's something classically Hollywood musical and escapist about it. A bit like what happened in the last Great Depression... <strong/><strong><em>Kim Gehrig on making the video for Wiley's Cash In My Pocket</em></strong> <strong/>"When I got the Wiley track in, I knew that this time I had to make a video where Wiley deliberately wasn't in it. The track seemed so apt for this crazy moment in the financial world and I wanted to do something that played with that. "I had become aware of office lip dub videos and think they're quite ingenious. It seemed like the perfect track to get bankers to sing. The idea was to make the video feel as if the bankers made it themselves - how they would create a video and perform a rap, and make silly officey jokes."<strong>[/pay]</strong> <strong>Watch: <a href="http://www.academyfilms.com/flash/#/academy/music_videos/kim_gehrig/wiley_and_mark_ronson_cash_in_my_pocket">here</a></strong>

"I had become aware of office lip dub videos and think they're quite ingenious. It seemed like the perfect track to get bankers to sing. The idea was to make the video feel as if the bankers made it themselves - how they would create a video and perform a rap, and make silly officey jokes."[/pay]

At times like these it's good to see those wonderful folks in the City putting on a brave face and having some fun. Wiley's team up with Mark Ronson and Daniel Merriweather for Cash In My Pocket sees Kim Gehrig taking up the reins once again, after the somewhat controversial promo for Wearing My Rolex. Wiley isn't in this one either - but this time it's a conscious decision by Kim, who taps into the zeitgeist in the way that the rather subversive Wiley virals have. And despite the cheap video style, there's something classically Hollywood musical and escapist about it. A bit like what happened in the last Great Depression... <strong/><strong><em>Kim Gehrig on making the video for Wiley's Cash In My Pocket</em></strong> <strong/>"When I got the Wiley track in, I knew that this time I had to make a video where Wiley deliberately wasn't in it. The track seemed so apt for this crazy moment in the financial world and I wanted to do something that played with that. "I had become aware of office lip dub videos and think they're quite ingenious. It seemed like the perfect track to get bankers to sing. The idea was to make the video feel as if the bankers made it themselves - how they would create a video and perform a rap, and make silly officey jokes."<strong>[/pay]</strong> <strong>Watch: <a href="http://www.academyfilms.com/flash/#/academy/music_videos/kim_gehrig/wiley_and_mark_ronson_cash_in_my_pocket">here</a></strong>

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